How can I log in to my Barclaycard Arrival account online? This question is about the Barclaycard Arrival™ World MasterCard®

How can I log in to my Barclaycard Arrival account online?

This question is about the Barclaycard Arrival™ World MasterCard®

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@WalletHub • 12/16/22 This answer was first published on 10/18/17 and it was last updated on 12/16/22.For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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To log in to your Barclaycard Arrival™ World MasterCard® account online, go to the login page on the Barclays website. But keep in mind that Barclays is an international banking institution. So, make sure not to use one of the login pages for foreign customers.

Once you get to the Barclaycard login page, you’ll just need to enter your username and password to access your account. You can view your transactions, request a credit limit increase, do balance transfers, redeem rewards and more.

What to Know Before Logging in to Your Barclaycard Arrival™ World MasterCard® Account

If you don’t have your Barclaycard Arrival™ World MasterCard® login credentials yet, click on the “Set up online account” button. After that, you’ll need to provide the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number, as well as your account number and current occupation. After verifying your identity, you will be able to create a username and password.

Lastly, you can also log in to your Barclaycard Arrival™ World MasterCard® account through the Barclaycard mobile app, available for both iOS and Android devices. Once you log in, you’ll be able to access all the same functions of the Barclaycard website right from your phone or other device.

How does the Barclay Arrival Plus miles redemption process work?

You can redeem your Barclaycard Arrival Plus miles through your online account on the Barclays website, your mobile app, or by contacting customer service, at the number on the back of your card. One of the best things about Barclaycard Arrival Plus card is how easy it is to redeem miles. Rather than booking travel with miles, which limits your options, you can simply use miles to pay for any eligible travel-related expense that posts to your account. Alternatively, you can...

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How do I check my Barclaycard application status?

You can check your Barclaycard application status on the Barclays application status webpage. Just enter your last name, the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number, your zip code, and your email address. It can take Barclays can 7-14 days to approve or deny credit card applications.

If your application is still pending online, you can call the Barclays reconsideration line at (866) 408-4064 for a faster decision. The reconsideration line is intended as an appeal option...

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How do I apply for the Barclaycard Arrival Plus card?

You can no longer apply for the Barclaycard Arrival Plus card, as it's no longer available to new applicants.

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